Marta Questions for You Atlanteans!

[boomergoodheart.livejournal.com]

Our daughter will be driving to D*C by herself this year, coming in from the west. My question(s) concern several of the long-term parking stations. Of the ones I have listed here, which do you think is the most secure, both for her car and her traveling alone? What are the various neighborhoods like? Do you know if any of these have security? Are there any that you would unequivocally say "whatever you do, don't park there!"?

Thank you so much! This is her very first trip to D*C and we want to make sure it goes well for her. :-)

N6 - Lindbergh Center
N9 - Dunwoody
N10 - Sandy Springs
N11 - North Springs
NE7 - Lenox
NE8 - Brookhaven/Oglethorpe
NE10 - Doraville
S6 - College Park

Comments

[nyssa.livejournal.com]

Eat at Tin Drum, if you haven't yet! :) I used to work there (not that location, of course)...I've had pretty much everything on the menu and can tell you that 90% of it is totally fabulous. :)

[veracity]

Is that one between Arby's and Starbucks? I love to try new things, especially since I'll be moving in the winter and want to enjoy what I can now.

[nyssa.livejournal.com]

Yeah, it's over there. Next to some pizza/Italian/somethingorother place. It's generic Pan-Asian, but it's still pretty delicious. Try the curry chicken spring rolls with honey miso. Yummy. :)

[veracity]

Ooh, that does sound delicious. That pizza/Italian place was meh. I had that when I first moved in and didn't know of the awesomeness that is Zifty. Gonna miss that when I move away. I like the Pan-Asian, generic or not. I might even give chicken a try since I love miso (I blame Cheesecake Factory).